Mxsmanic  wrote in
news:j3c7p31i6vb79rnvog6gb36qkrciqhc81v{at}4ax.com: 

> Judah writes:
> 
>> In the English language, "someone else" means someone
other than the
>> person to whom you said, "someone else".
> 
> Not always.  In this context, it means "someone other than the
> speaker/writer."
> 
>> Perhaps it doesn't translate well from the French.
> 
> What French?
> 

Whoooosh! 


You have to wonder if he even feels it at is goes over his head. 

Bertie
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